Takaya

Japanese electronics company

For other uses, see Takaya (disambiguation).

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Sharp Takaya Electronics Industry Co. Ltd. is a computer equipment manufacturer mostly owned by Sharp Corporation.

## Description

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Some products have been sold directly to original equipment manufacturers under the Takaya brand. One of the many testers still in daily use is the APT-8300 fixtureless tester, a three-axis flying probe tester.

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Sharp Corporation

Divisions
and subsidiaries|

| Current|

* Dynabook Inc.
* Sharp Solar
* Takaya

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Defunct|

* Optonica1

Joint ventures
and shareholdings|

* Pioneer Corporation
* Sharp NEC Display Solutions (66%)

Calculators|

* EL-8
* EL-500W series
* EL-5120
* QT-8B
* QT-8D

Computers|

| Laptops
and portables|

* Actius
* RD3D
* MM10 Muramasas
* PC-4500
* PC-5000
* PC-7000
* WideNote

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Pocket
computers|

* PC-1211
* PC-1251
* PC-1350
* PC-1401
* PC-1403
* PC-1500
* PC-1600
* PC-3000
* PC-E220
* PC-E500S
* Wizard
* Zaurus

Home
computers|

* MZ
* X1
* X68000
* list of games
* Hotbit

Mobile phones|

* GX15
* GX25
* GX29
* GX33
* J-SH04
* SH906i
* SX862

Televisions
and displays|

* Aquos
* Nintendo Television
* Quattron
* Super Famicom Naizou TV SF1

Other
products|

* Famicom Titler
* Twin Famicom

People|

* Tokuji Hayakawa

Places|

* Abenobashi Terminal Building
* Abeno-ku
* Yaita

* 1Now integrated into other Sharp divisions or business groupings

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